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Re: Real hot plugs
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Posted by Jon H on February 04, 2004 at 19:54:46 from (69.26.16.104):
In Reply to: Real hot plugs posted by Bret on February 04, 2004 at 18:51:59:
I have not tried them, but the operating theory sounds good. Like holding a plug wire 1/4 inch from the plug terminal to force the coil to build more voltage to spark through the fouling only the plug does this automatically.
I have had good luck with anti fouler plug adapters from NAPA. They about eliminate oil fouling. I use them in the badly worn chevy 305 in my reversed W9 loader tractor.
Here is a link for the Aldor plugs.
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